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ERPNext is an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) suite that leverages the power and flexibility of open-source technologies. It excels at managing core business processes such as finance, sales, human resources, manufacturing, purchases, services, helpdesk needs, and more. Among the benefits of implementing a system like ERPNext are:
ERPNext is based on Frappe, a full-stack web application framework written in Python that takes full advantage of the Node/JavaScript runtime environment and uses MariaDB as its database backend. One of the many advantages of Frappe-based applications, like ERPNext, is the bench command-line utility. The bench CLI saves administrators time by automating tasks such as installing, updating, configuring, and managing multiple Frappe/ERPNext sites.
In this tutorial you will install and configure an ERPNext stack on one server running Ubuntu 20.04. This will allow you to configure your stack for various development or production environments depending on your needs, and it will prepare you to build a more complex, fault-tolerant architecture.
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I am unable to access localhost:8000 via web browser after “sudo supervisorctl start all”. The results I got after executing “systemctl list-unit-files | grep ‘fail2ban|nginx|supervisor’” are identical to this tutorial’s.
However, if I execute “bench start”, I can access ERPNext on localhost:8000 and continue with the tutorial.
Please help. Thanks!
This was super helpful, thanks. Much better than the official documentation!
Super great article! Thank you very much 👍👍👍 How to remove testing purpose open port(8000 port) after finished installation?
Thanks for the detailed tutorial. I used it to convert a moderately old computer into a server which is currently hosting an instance of erpnext(v12). I want to connect other devices on other networks(we have multiple networks in our place) to this server. I’m an absolute novice when it comes to linux, and this has been a wonderful learning experience. How do i make other networks and computers see my instance of erp next? Also, is it possible to make this instance available over the internet? This would be a big boon for those doing work from home. Please reply if possible
I recommend very much these guided steps, very informative, easy to copy and I have used them for installing a fresh instance of ERPNext 13… there was only one step below that did not work but I was able to skip it:
sudo bash nodesource_setup.sh
Thanks for the documentation. Some thing all should make sure are, the username and database name shoubld be same . I got this error cannot import name ‘soft_unicode’ from ‘markupsafe’ , that was fixed by pip3 install markupsafe==2.0.1 and sudo pip3 install markupsafe==2.0.1
Hello I am having an issue at this step:
bench new-site your_domain --admin-password ‘erpnext_admin_password’ --mariadb-root-username sammy --mariadb-root-password ‘mariadb_password’
This is the error I am getting: pymysql.err.OperationalError: (1044, “Access denied for user ‘dbuser’@‘localhost’ to database ‘dbuser’”)
Can someone please advise?
Typo: sudo nano nodesurce_setup.sh it should say nodesource_setup.ch
This is way better than the official documentation! Thanks a lot guys
$ sudo chown sammy -R /home/sammy chown: invalid user: ‘sammy’
Any advice here?
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